corroboration

Without corroboration from forensic tests,it will be difficult to prove that the suspect is guilty.

The witness provided corroboration for the suspect's alibi.

The police found physical corroboration of the crime at the scene.

The scientist sought corroboration from other researchers to support her theory.

The corroboration of the two witnesses strengthened the case against the defendant.

The detective needed more corroboration before making an arrest.

The document provided corroboration of the company's financial status.

The video footage served as corroboration of the suspect's whereabouts.

The corroboration of the victim's testimony by forensic evidence was crucial in the trial.

The lack of corroboration for the claim raised doubts about its validity.

The journalist sought corroboration for the leaked information before publishing the story.

And what we see in Ukraine is corroboration of this information.

Well, they need some kind of corroboration to convict you.

So what you see on Ukrainian side, what I have seen, is corroboration of the information that has come out in the impeachment hearings.

Mr. Cruncher had no particular meaning in these sulky corroborations, but made use of them, as people not unfrequently do, to express general ironical dissatisfaction.

He too, with the world a wide heath before him, enjoyed the meal—again in corroboration of the magnates, as exemplifying the utter want of calculation on the part of these people, sir.